Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-15
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DIR. HAM GRIFFIN, Mary Anderson's step
father. l. en- route fnr Europe.
ALFRED GUERRY's por RAFT of Mrs. Cleve-
land shows her standing at fuiJ length.
SIR JOIN MACDONALD. it Is generally ex-
pected in Canada, will be made an Earn tins
year.
ARCHBISHOP TACHE's illness continues
severe, aud the people Of Manitoba are very
ANXIOUS about him.
THE memory OF James Watt. the inventor.
IS to be honored with a monument AT Green
ock, his rth place.
GEN. SBERIDAN's mother says that her dis
linguistic -ua Wa born IN Albany, y. Y, on
darch ., 1882, rot in OhiO.
MRS. LANGTRY wears on the street a cos
tune Of lark gre en- cofh. tr mined with
brown iur, with turbdn 10 match.
BARONESS BURDErT- Courts gave 81 500 in
charity TO purchase food, cio ny and ,oaI
On Christmas day among her tenantry i'll Lon
don.
JAY GOULD is said to have gone through lifc
yer; leisure Y. No matter now Impo, tam a
question Of time may seem to DC, he is never
Ia harry.
GOV. ANrs, of Massachusetts, "carnesily
rec ulmend-'' N his inaugural "the enac
menJ oil q law securing mu ilClpai suifrage 10
women as an act ~ simple justice"
George ". CHlLDs has been sitting up for
two DAYS. aItnou- n -tlA confined % his room.
OF serious results from MS recent fan.
ADRIAN 8. HEWITT, is still confined to his
room with an attack Of rhrum4ti-r tEat
would nave played havoc witu Father jobs
rvputa TO- if IL hau come along while that
patriarch lived.
Miss BELLE PETERSON, OF Louisville Ky.
a grand niece of eX-Nlce President King an
a desceuddn, of Daniel Boone writes novels.
winch she pub ishes for southern CONSUMPTION
ana lis herself.
AGOB PAsHA KAYAZIN. who has been ap-
pointed by he Sultan a. Minister OF Fln4ncr
is the itst Christian no has ever held that
position or any other of Ike responsibility in
the Mussuluan emp re.
THE editor of the Allegheny county Repub-
iican, In Pennsylvania. had displayed the
name OF q, n, Logan at the head Of til editor
la column as aCs ldldtte for President. He
has now replaced Gen. Logan's name with
that OF Chauncey NJ. Depew.
CHARLOTTE FAvoRAT, aged 60, has sued
her hu band aged a, IN New orR. for a
separation, after living together for thirty
nine years. AT the suggest ion Of the Judge
the case was settled amicably. the husband
agreeing to pay his wife ~ week.
MICHAEL DAvITT SAYS he Will sail for Ire
land on jan. to get there, he hupes. Def re
all his friends are put IN prison. When asked
what he proposed 20 10 alter his arrival IN
London he replle ). somewhat laconically;
TAX. write; ana il there Is any lighting go
ing on and | can be of service propose
TO take hand.'
DR.. ALFRED RUSSELL WALLACE. tho great
English traveller, lecturer and historian, has
been in Washington for few d vs. the guest
~ Prof. Z. V. Riley. Dr. Wallace expresses
MIN elf as much p eased WITH Washington
aud ITS arrange uent OF avenues and parks,
and has determined To remain IN tue city for
several months.
cor. WASHINGTON A. RoEBLING. who sue.
ceeded his father Mr.. John A. Roebllng, as
engineer Of the Brooklyn bridge, has SUD
stantialy recovered from the effect Of his
exposure and labor while engaged IN the
WORK. The cause OF his long and painful
prostration was his subsection to the COM
resscd air OF the caissons when the founda-
tions for the towers we're laid.
THE belled buzzard that has been spoken OF
in the South for years. was shot the other dav
by j. c. Corriugton. at Tunis, Tex. The bell
was well toned, Of brass, and about two and
a-half inches across the base. IL was hung to
the bird by a copper wire, twisted around the
neck. There was no n d <. the skin being
pr ltected by IN abundance OF down; 1879
as scratched on the narrow, hAt top Of the
bell.